Keeping two words together at the end of a line, i.e. Dr. Smith

G

Guest

How do I keep two words, such as Dr. Smith, together so that Dr. does not
appear at the end of the line and Smith appears on the next line?
 
R

Richard O. Neville

Use a non-breaking space. Insert-Symbol and click the Special Characters
tab.
 
C

Charles Kenyon

Non-breaking (hard) space Ctrl-Shift-Spacebar
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